Friday, 18 January 2019

I Love Looking At Photographs,

and here are a few,


 from over 45,000 submissions, that were entered for the 54th annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, above the overall winner, photographer Marsel van Oosten, His image, The Golden Couple, captures a pair of golden snub-nosed monkeys against a wooded backdrop, here are a few of some of the other photographs submitted,

 “Pipe owls,” Arshdeep Singh, India, Winner 2018, 10 Years and Under

 “Hellbent,” David Herasimtschuk, USA, Winner 2018, Behaviour: Amphibians and Reptiles

 “Mud-rolling mud-dauber,” Georgina Steytler, Australia, Winner 2018, Behaviour: Invertebrates

 “Night flight,” Michael Patrick O’Neill, USA, Winner 2018, Under Water

 “Windsweep,” Orlando Fernandez Miranda, Spain, Winner 2018, Earth’s Environments

 “Mother defender,” Javier Aznar González de Rueda, Spain, Winner 2018, Wildlife Photographer Portfolio Award

 “Lounging leopard,” Skye Meaker, South Africa, Grand Title Winner 2018, 15-17 Years Old

“Bed of seals,” Cristobal Serrano, Spain, Winner 2018, Animals in their environment, the good news is that the winners, plus a selection of other entries from the competition, are currently in an exhibition which will travel to Canada, Spain, Australia, and Germany, the next stop for “Wildlife Photographer of the Year” is the Field Museum in Chicago, which opens March 22 and runs through January 2020,what stunning photographs they truly are.


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